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Wellington ISD board sets 60-point threshold for UIL eligibility, approves Level One course list
Summary
The Wellington ISD Board unanimously approved a 60-or-above passing standard for UIL eligibility in designated Level One classes and adopted the district’s list of advanced and AP courses eligible for an exemption from No Pass, No Play.
The Wellington Independent School District Board of Education unanimously approved a policy change Sept. 8 setting a passing standard of 60 or above in designated Level One classes for student eligibility in University Interscholastic League (UIL) activities. Trustee Alison Strickland moved the recommendation and Trustee Gene Pena seconded the motion.
The board record notes the recommendation came from Shannon Fisher, junior high principal, and Jermaine Cantu, high school principal. Level One classes defined in the motion include 6th grade Advanced Math, 7th grade Advanced Math, 8th grade Algebra I (8th Advanced Math), AP Economics, dual credit courses, Physics, Pre‑AP Algebra I, Pre‑AP Algebra II, Pre‑AP Biology, Pre‑AP Chemistry, Pre‑AP English I, Pre‑AP English II, Pre‑AP Geometry, Pre‑Calculus and Spanish III. The minutes state the motion "carried unanimously."
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